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Joel Whitmore
Location: Simmesport, LA Joined: 25 Aug 2003
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 Posted: Mon 20 Sep, 2004 6:06 am Post subject: Cross on the AT1435 |
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I have been enamoured with the AT1435 since I first saw it. I am also a big fan of curved crossguards. So when I spied the AT1562 with the curved cross I thought "Gee that woudl look great on the 1435. So with the help of PhotoShop I decided to see what it woudl look like. And what a sexy beast the greatsword turned out to be! Here are the pics. Tell me what you think. Gus is this possible?
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David McElrea
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I have to say, that does look nice-- I'm also impressed with your photoshop skills. I would have assumed that these were bona fide originals!
David
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Joel Whitmore
Location: Simmesport, LA Joined: 25 Aug 2003
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| Posted: Mon 20 Sep, 2004 8:32 am Post subject: Pics from the website |
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| David McElrea wrote: | I have to say, that does look nice-- I'm also impressed with your photoshop skills. I would have assumed that these were bona fide originals!
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Thanks Dave. PhotoShop is not all that hard to learn. The pics are from the All Saints Blades website.
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Angus Trim
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| Posted: Mon 20 Sep, 2004 12:36 pm Post subject: Re: Pics from the website |
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| Joel Whitmore wrote: | | David McElrea wrote: | I have to say, that does look nice-- I'm also impressed with your photoshop skills. I would have assumed that these were bona fide originals!
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Thanks Dave. PhotoShop is not all that hard to learn. The pics are from the All Saints Blades website. |
Hi Joel
Yeah, I could put that cross on, but its only about 8 inches wide, while the "stock" cross is 9 inches wide......
Auld Dawg
swords are fun
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David Stokes
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7 1/2 inches actually........at least mine is...
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Joel Whitmore
Location: Simmesport, LA Joined: 25 Aug 2003
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| Posted: Tue 21 Sep, 2004 11:56 am Post subject: Re: Pics from the website |
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| Angus Trim wrote: | | Joel Whitmore wrote: | | David McElrea wrote: | I have to say, that does look nice-- I'm also impressed with your photoshop skills. I would have assumed that these were bona fide originals!
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Thanks Dave. PhotoShop is not all that hard to learn. The pics are from the All Saints Blades website. |
Hi Joel
Yeah, I could put that cross on, but its only about 8 inches wide, while the "stock" cross is 9 inches wide......
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Yeah in the first pic I had to stretch the pic of the guard a bit to satisfy me aesttically. But it still looks great even as a shorter guard.
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